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Spotlight on what you need to prove if you're an innocent infringer If copyright infringement has accidently occurred, take steps immediately to cease the infringing conduct and ensure that it does not occur in the future. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Powering up: Australian Government moves on trillion-dollar lithium-ion opportunity Australia is opening a door of opportunity as it seeks to become a major global processing, manufacturing and trading hub for lithium-ion batteries. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Changes to registry fees as part of a modernised registry system, coming soon for Australian businesses The Australian Government has indicated that it will make changes to the current system of registry fees to ensure a simpler, easier to understand and more equitable model. Article, 7 Feb 2019 Financial Services Royal Commission part 2 - Culture The Commission's findings in the Final Report place the primary responsibility for misconduct in the financial services industry with the entities concerned and those who managed and controlled those ... Document, 6 Feb 2019 Financial Services Royal Commission part 1 - the overview The Final Report of the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry contains 76 recommendations impacting the banking, financial advice, superannua ... Document, 5 Feb 2019 Big (and not so big) changes to Australian class actions and regulation of litigation funders could be on the way All players in the class actions market will be affected if the recommendations in the Australian Law Reform Commission report, Integrity, Fairness and Efficiency—An Inquiry into Class Action Proceedi ... Article, 25 Jan 2019 Some PPSA registrations are about to expire ‒ don't get caught out 30 January 2019 marks the 7th anniversary of when the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) started to apply and, as registrations against serial numbers and/or consumer property can only have a ... Article, 8 Jan 2019 Is an Alliance suited to your IT Project? Alliance contracting is a tool with very specific uses, and needs the right project. Article, 21 Dec 2018 New whistleblowing protections passed by Senate, with some tweaks Many companies will soon need to adopt a whistleblower policy (or to expand their existing policy) as Federal whistleblowing laws are closer to being enacted. Article, 20 Dec 2018 No double-dipping is business as usual: understanding "Increased Cost of Working" in Industrial Special Risks claims A business claiming Consequential Loss of Profits under common types of Industrial Special Risk policies will often make the mistake of treating the reduction in Turnover/Output and the Increase in Co ... Article, 20 Dec 2018 Australian cartel immunity update – ACCC quietly expands its immunity policy to apply to a concerted practice A recent change to the ACCC's Cartel Immunity Policy confirms that it applies to both cartel conduct and a concerted practice. This should provide potential immunity applicants with some comfort where ... Article, 20 Dec 2018 Terminating employment "because of" a mental disability, or its manifestation? Federal Court says it doesn't matter Employers that engage in adverse action because of manifestations of a disability are likely to have fallen foul of section 351 of the Fair Work Act, with the Federal Court holding the meaning of a "d ... Article, 20 Dec 2018 No fishy business: first case on substantially transformed complementary medicine tests meaning of "Australian Made" Whether goods are "fundamentally different in identity, nature or essential character" from all of their ingredients that were imported into the country involves an overall assessment comparing the fi ... Article, 20 Dec 2018 Commonwealth claims on undertakings continue to be a risk for pharmaceutical patent owners Patentees, generic pharmaceutical companies and the Commonwealth hold their breath as they await a decision on the Commonwealth's entitlement to compensation under the usual undertaking as to damages. Article, 20 Dec 2018 Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >